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arxiv 2307.03384 v2 pith:A4JTPCA6 submitted 2023-07-07 hep-ph

Modular flavor symmetric models

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We review the modular flavor symmetric models of quarks and leptons focusing on our works. We present some flavor models of quarks and leptons by using finite modular groups and discuss the phenomenological implications. The modular flavor symmetry gives interesting phenomena at the fixed point of modulus. As a representative, we show the successful texture structure at the fixed point $\tau = \omega$. We also study CP violation, which occurs through the modulus stabilization. Finally, we study SMEFT with modular flavor symmetry by including higher dimensional operators.

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